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Let schoolmasters puzzle their brain, With grammar, and nonsense, and learning, Good liquor, I stoutly maintain, Gives genius a better discerning.
Oliver Goldsmith
This microbrew-of-the-month club promises each member will receive 12 bottles of fine microbrew each month, six from two different breweries. Site also contains recipes for such delicacies as cheesy beer bread and beef braised in igloo ale.
Consider this site your online bartender. Contains an exhaustive index of mixed drink recipes available in a searchable database by drink name or type of liquor. Learn the tools of the trade and check out postings for employment opportunities. Visit Jim’s Saloon for some humorous barkeep stories.
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This site features Beertown, a place dedicated to “the pursuit of quality beer.” Contains links to the American Homebrewers Association, the Institute for Brewing Studies, Brewers Publications, and the Great American Beer Festival.
Come and brew your own beer at this Virginia Beach store. If that’s not in your neighborhood, you can order a five-gallon beer kit to brew in the comfort of your own home. And, as beermaking tip #5 says, don’t forget to “aerate your wort.” That’s fine advice for us all.
Site that provides members monthly sampler packs of all-natural craft-brewed beers.
This tongue-in-cheek site pokes fun at silly promotions, art, advice columns, and more. Also contains some amusing classified ads that are mostly unrelated to beer.
Brewing Beamish Genuine Irish Stout in Cork for more than 200 years. Contains a movie file about the brewery.
Offers online ordering, beer specials, recipes, newsletters, beer chat, and more.
Equipment, supplies, information, and recipes for the making of beer, wine, mead, and cider. Their motto is “Beer, we like making it, drinking it and talking about it.”
This consumer organization works hard not only to protect beer drinkers’ rights but to fight against proposed beer tax increases. Find out more about what this organization stands for, and check out 10 helpful tips to enjoy a beerfest.
No matter what kind of beer you like, this site wants to hear your thoughts and feelings about it. Use the Beer Glossary to brush up on the latest terminology so you can impress your local bartender. Subscribe to the The Tap Times News or check out the latest in glassware.
This New York store carries over 1500 different beers from all over the world. Unfortunately, this huge selection cannot be shipped out of state. Search alphabetically for your favorite lager, microbrew, or regular old Bud.
Europe’s largest beer and brewing site. Beer, brewing, organizations, breweries, publications, and much more.
A colorful, innovative site from Budweiser, the King of Beers. Features information on the history of beer and how Budweiser is improving the quality of beer. Order Budweiser paraphernalia, check out the latest Budweiser sponsored/endorsed events, and download the Budweiser screensaver.
Learn how to brew your own beer and make custom labels. You also can purchase malts, grains, hops, and other ingredients. Specials are also available.
The quintessential site for home brewers and micro-breweries alike. Hundreds of recipes ranging from traditional lagers to herb and spiced beers. Recipes dating from the 1500s to the present day are classified and well-organized in an exhaustive index. The site also contains detailed information for the first-time brewer, as well as links for beer recipe formulating software for most operating systems and platforms. If you consider yourself a beer aficionado, be sure to bookmark this site—you’ll be returning frequently.
More than just great beer. You can learn how to speak Australian, how to purchase authentic outback apparel, and the history of Foster’s beer. What more could you ask for in a “mate?”
This detailed site invites you to visit St. James’ Gate, the home of Guinness beer. Learn about the beer, the can, and much (and I mean MUCH) more. You can even download a Guinness screensaver. You also can choose between the Shockwave or regular versions of this site.
Provides history of the Heineken brewery and offers a virtual tour. Send customized email postcards and participate in Heineken’s online game to win prizes. As a service, Heineken provides a running clock displayed in all time zones—worth a bookmark just for this fact.
Site contains extensive press coverage about this beer brewed from hemp seeds. Also provides a history of industrial hemp, one of today’s hip causes in Hollywood.
The site provides descriptions of the history of the brewery and its beers, a listing of all the pubs in the UK that serve King & Barnes beers, a listing of the latest brands and any seasonal beers currently being offered, a listing of the bars and pubs in the USA that serve the beers, an email page for contacting King & Barnes directly, and an order form for ordering beer-related memorabilia.
Learn all about this Wisconsin brew and other specialties in the Leinenkugel family of beers. Any company with a beer called Big Butt is a company you gotta love.
An online magazine to complement Michael Jackson’s Beer Hunter and World Beer Hunter CD-ROMs, featuring Mr. Jackson, the world’s foremost beer journalist. New articles every Thursday, including news, events, in-depth features, homebrewing (with recipes!), and more, from the best beer writers around the globe.
Not just a beerfest, this site also contains information about Miller-sponsored events, such as sports and concerts. And Brewmaster can answer any questions about beer that you could possibly have. All this plus the chance to critique Miller beer, the site, their commercials, and more.
The essential newsletter for the beer enthusiast. Reviews of breweries, beers, pubs, and alehouses throughout the northwest region. Pocket beer guide, jokes, trivia, and more.
Mid-Atlantic company that combines the British brewing heritage and American microbrewing process to produce new, flavorful brews. Links to ordering brewing information and clothing.
Provides a history of beer in general as well as of this brewing company, one of the oldest in America. Also under the Pabst umbrella are Olympia, Hamm’s, Pearl, and other labels.
This site contains lots of financial info about this company, including a business overview, earnings statements, investor resources, and more. Very different from most beer-related sites.
Thinking about opening your own brew pub? This is the company to show you the ropes. They provide layouts, equipment, installation, training, inspections, and more. Your comprehensive guides to getting into the brew business.
Provides information on the Washington state-based microbrewery that has begun to make its existence known nationwide for its diversity and excellence. Take a virtual tour of the brewery. Evaluate the stock value of this up-and-coming brewery.
The classes many college students dream about are offered at this brewing training establishment. Take courses such as Advanced Brewing Technology, Beverage Packing, or Flavour Evaluation. Lab services also are offered and you can consult the institute’s newsletter.
A visually impressive site presenting an online catalog of homebrewing equipment and supplies. The catalog includes over 100 varieties of malt extracts from around the world. Also includes some brewing recipes from visitors. The site for homebrewers.
This online catalog features over 600 varieties of beer, available for shipping to most U.S. locations. Browse the site by name, style, flavor, brewery, state, or country. If the local LiquorLand doesn’t have it, chances are Union Liquors does!
An award-winning web site where beer aficionados exchange information on their favorite brews. Also contains an eclectic collection of information on beer with a healthy representation of links to other beer-related sites.
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